At the workshop, scientists set up an experiment to observe the behavior of Schrödinger's kittens.

When she found the dent in the rental car, she began to have kittens.

At the costume party, the sex kittens stole the show with their retro glamour and playful charm.

At the shelter, the smitten kittens followed the volunteer everywhere, their tiny hearts clearly won over.

The sallow kittens nuzzled each other for warmth beneath the old porch as dusk settled.

During the lecture, the professor invoked Schroedinger's kittens as a playful extension of the famous thought experiment.

Schrodinger's kittens sprawled across the lab bench, each a tiny paradox waiting to be observed.

In the lecture, the professor used a cartoon to explain how Schroedinger kittens can exist in a superposition of being curious and being mischievous until they are observed.

The museum's new exhibit used Schrödinger kittens as a whimsical way to explain quantum superposition to children and adults alike.

During the lecture, she used a thought experiment about Schrodinger kittens to explain quantum superposition.